10
TRAINING GALLOPS
The following times were recorded at the Valley training callops yesterday:—
The Hero
New Star
45.3 1.24.3 2.04 2.37
Mistake Bay.... 1 Laughing Gri
Ranger
39.2 1.17 35.1 1.10
..
Lance QT.
Dis- 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Last
Qr. r. Qr. Qr. Qr.
Qr.
Mayflower
1 34
1.06.3 1.39.3
33
Amberley
3 39
1.16.3 1.40
32.2
Ribble
241
1.17 1.48.
31
33
Strathroy Pontiac Bag
Dawn Star
1 33.2 1.09 1.44.3 2.20.2 1 34 1.03 1.32 1.59.2 14 421 1.21.4 201 2.35 3.07,4 1 37 1.18.2 1.53
2.27
3:00
35.4
27.2
12.4
3.33.2 33.2
Rose Queen
1
47.2 1.25.2 2.03 2.34.2
91.2
17th of Sept...... 1 'King's Warden
46.2 1.26.3 2.06.3 2.37.3
32
1
39 1.17.3
1.53.3 2.28.2
29.4
1.51.2 2.33
31.3
1.43 16
33
t 26.4 55
1,34.1 1.53
28.4
Stopwatch and
Hopscotch 37 1.03.4 1.41
Mybynight
34
1.00 1.39 2.12.3
$3,2
Badko
141.2
Electron
3 34.1 1.03
1.21 1.57 2.31.2 3.03
1.29.3
41.3
36.3
Valorous
I 43
1.21.1 1.58.2 2.31.1
32.4
1
42
1,25 2.02 2.35
33
"
147
1.24 2.04 2:40
3.10.4
30.4
Bag Tor
1 35
1:08 1.41
2.12.2 2.43
30.3
Rose Evelyn
11 44
1.27.2 2.08.3 2.49 3.21.3
52.3
Rugby Star
1 40
1.21 1,59 "2.31.2
32.2
Young Chap
1 43
1.23.2 2.03 2.37.2
34.2
Gold Coin
# 37.2 1.12.2 1,44.3
32.1
Royal Scot
1 10 1.19.3 1.55.2 2.28.1
32.4
King's Justice.
·
Victoria Hall
34.4 1.07 1.39.2 37.2 1.12.2 1.43.3
32.2
JI
31.1
1.17.3
1.51.1 2.23
31.2
44.1 1.20.2 1.56 3.27 38.3 1.10.1 1.43.1 98
1.16
-1.52.4 2.27.2 2.34.2 41.3 1.20.2 2.00
31
33
Old Star
Wadebridge
Soldier of Peace &
Gold Sovereign 1
Royal Highness &
King's Jubilee... 1 Donovan
Cyclamen Bay...1 Celebration Time 1
40
1.
“SOUTH CHINA A.A. KOWLOON : BEAT
SPORTS MEET
Exciting Finishes
Witnessed
Exalting sport was witnessed at Jaroline Hill when the South
China Athetic Association held their 14th annual sports athletic meeting.
A close finish was witnessed in the men's 400 metres relay which was won by South China. “A”.
The Invitation 400 relay for giris
SIN.
won in the style by the Diocesan' Cr's' School very closely followed by the South China team.
The 10,000 metres was won by "Yeung Wah Sun in 40 minutes
3-3/5 820s.
H.K.C.C.
Good Batting By
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS
"
COLONY BEAT
SERVICES
Annual Clash In Aid Of Charity
LARGE CROWD
PRESENT
..
(BY VOX POPULI),
At the Club Ground, yesterday, Armistice Day, the Annual Ch-rity Match between the Combined Services' and the Rest of the Co- lony, under the auspices of the Hong Kong Football Association, was played under ideat weather conditions before a very large crowd. The latter side won by 3 roxis to one, after a spirited en- counter.
A most imposing spectacle at: the match was the display of marching and counter-marching given by the Band and Bugles of the 1st Bn. The Royal Ulster Rides, before the commencement of the game' and again at the interval. His Excelency the Gov- ernor, Bir Andrew Caldecott was an interested spectator and was introduced to the teams. Prompt- ly at 4 p.m.. Referee Ip lined up the following teams:-
เ
Rest of Colony-Rodgers, C70- Wing-chiu, sano, Costa: Leung
Tang Young: Wong Ma-sumi, Kwong-summ, Chan Tak-fal, Knox, Wilson, Bickford.
Combined Services-Rowlands; Swain, Wolverson; Bowers, Camp- beli. Evans; Erwin, Wride, McLeod, Talbot, Tibbetts,
Linesmen:-Reynolds and Paine.
THE GAME
Fincher Brothers by bad
The Kowloon Cricket Club de- feated the Hong Kong C.C: in a friendly all-day fixture played yesterday on the latter's ground. Hong Kong could only amass 115. against steady bowling by Lee, Goodwin and Lt. Garthwaite (the Army and Interport player), while K.C.C. scored 145 for 5 wickets.
E. C. and E. F. Fincher scored 43 and 32 respectively. B. D. Lay ako got into double figures. Holden and Kubee were the most success- ful of the home trundlers.
Scores:-
Lee
H.K.C.C..
T. E. Pearce, c. Jex, b. Gartb-
walte
Mr. Ngan Shing Kwan, Chair man of the Association thanked E. R. Duckitt, c. Jex, b. Lee ... the Hog. Mr. T. H. Eng for his H. Owen-Hughes, c. Mackay, b. · attendance and the visitors for their help in making the occasion such a success. Mr. Kwan then caled upon Mrs. King to distt bute the prizes. After the distri- bution Miss Kwan Wan Fun pre- sented Mrs. King with 1 silver "vase "ol roses,
Amongst those present were the Hon. Mr. T. H King, Brigadier and Mrs. H. O. Beth-Smith, Hon. Dr. A. E. Wellington and Captain and Mrs. D. W. Perste and son.
Ladies' 50 Metres:-1, Lee Yeuk Mui; 2. Ma Hang Yin; 3. Kwan Wan Fan Time: 8.1 sec.
Men's Long Jump (Senior)(-1, Yu Kal Yan; 2, Mak Slu Hung: 3, Leung Stu Min. Distance: 6.38 metres.
H. B. Neve, c. E. C. Fincher, d..
Garthwalte
A. W. Hayward, b. Goodwin G. A. Stewart, b. Garthwaite...
0
12
7
2
37
0
L. D. Kilbee, c. Perry, b. Lee... 20
H. D. Bidwell, b. Goodwin
H. W. Baines, not out L. Walch, b. Goodwin
R. L. Holden, b. Goodwin
Byes 8, No Balis 1-
16
13
0
0
9
Total
R. Lee
O MR. N.B. W. 19 3 53 C.C. Garthwalte 14 4 38
—
3
3
4
F. Goodwin ...... 5.2 1 14 -
IF
Small Boys' 100 Metres:-1, LA. E Perty Shun Pongi 4. Cheung Kam Chnen: 3. Cheung Nik Pun. Time: 18.4.sec..
Men's 100 Metres (Junior:-1, Tong Sia Hang; 2, Mok Kang Sing:
1- 1
K.C.C.
E. C. Fineher, c. Holden, b
Baines
N. A. E. Mackay. c. Neve, b
Holden
bee
3, Lo Chl. To. Time: 12.9 sec.
Men's 100 Metres (Senior)-1. E. F. Fincher, c. Walch, b. Kil- Chan Wing Nin; 2, Yuen 'Chow Koon; 3, Leung Yun Hung. Time: 11.5 sec.
Ladies' Throwing Discus:-1:Ma Hang Yin: 2, Lee Man Bal. Dis- tance: 20.32 metres
Ladies' 80 Metres Low Eudies:- I. Cha Kau Bon; 2, Bảo tàng t
3. Kwan Wan. Fun Time: 14.0
!
Men's 800 Metres:-1, thing Chan Fun; 2, Wong Yan Hing: 3, Tse-Pok-Lung. Tme: 1 min 20.5
30C.
Pole Jump (Senior)-1, Chung Wa Chlu and Wu Pick Yíu, Height: 3 metres (Retd).
Men's 110 Metres High Hurdles (Senior)-1, Lo Kam Tung: 2, Chan Shu Kap: 3, Leung Yun Hung. Time: 19 sec.
Ambulance 100 Metres:-1, Lo Hon Chung: P. Lau Sheung Lai; $, Shek Pp Chuen
0. C. Garthwaite, b. Kubee...... AE. Perry, not out
F. A. Broadbridge, b. Holden..... B. D. Lay, not out
F. I. Zimmern, -8. Jez, R. Lee
and Foodwin did not bat! Eyes B. Leg Byes 6,
Wides 1....
Rear Admiral C. G. Bedgwick. the Vice-President of the Hong Kong Football Association kicked off. The Services started off with a rush, Erwin sending in a splen- did centre, only to have it nullified shooting by Talbot "A sweeping run up the field by the Colony forwards came to an end when Campbell cleverly cleared. Back came, the Colony and a nice centre from Tang Kwong-sum went a-begging.
1. nice Campbell originated movement when he Tet Evans away, but Costa was on the spot. The Bervices raided again, but off- side by Talbot spelled what was otherwise a good thing Back came the play and a run by Tang A Kwong-sum came to naught. run by Bickford för the Colony was easily held by Rowlands and a few seconds later" Swain and Wolverson were instrumental in saving their side from an almost certain goal.
At the other end, a long drive out to Erwin from Campbell saw Thim beat Costa only to have the mortification of seeing his alot scrape the outside of the upright.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936.
HOME FOOTBALL FORECAST
||
NORWAY'S
FINEST
BEER
(BY
"FORWARD")
The following are the fixtures "in the English and Scottish
·Leagues^for_Saturday the 14th inst. The teams in bold type are tipped to win.
Bradford BURY
BARROW
H
DIVISION I. Mileage.
'Sunderland.
Manchester U.
M.
UND'S
PILSEN BEL
Southampton.,
Doncaster.
DIVISION TIT. "(NORTH)
Hull C.
Darlington.
Lincoln.
Accrington.
BIRMINGHAM
100
7.
Arsenal.
CHARLTON A.
115
7.
Derby Co.
CHELSEA
240
V.
GRIMSBY T.
BO'
Y.
Leeds U.
50
PRESTON NE
LIVERPOOL
80
V.
Sheffield W.
\MANCHESTER CITY 20
V
Everton.
MIDDLESBRO'
210
7.
Brentford,
PORTSMOUTH
500
V.
Huddersfield T.
STOKE C.
40
V.
Wolves.
W. BROM.
80
V
Bolton W.
DIVISION IL.
41
BARNSLEY
250
Plymouth A.
BLACKBURN R.
30
V.
Bradford C.
BLACKPOOL
..100
V
Aston Villa.
100
V
COVENTRY..
150
Swansea T.
LEICESTER
120
NEWCASTLE
100
+
11
NORWICH
100
Fulham.
SHEFFIELD U.
70
Y
Notts F.
TOTTENHAM
130
7.
Chesterfield.
WEST HAM
185
V
Burnley.
120
V.
CARLISLE
15
Y
CHESTER
110
V.
·
CREWE
45
Y.
HALIFAX
50
V.
Port Vale.
HARTLEPOOLS
135
Y.
Wrexham.
MANSFIELD T.
50
7.
Oldham.
Rochdale
45
V.
NEW BRIGHTON,
SOUTHPORT
40
Stockport,
TRANMERE YORK C.
70
Y.
Rotherham.
70
Gateshead.
DIVISION · H.
(SOUTH)
BRISTOL C. CARDIFF.C. CLAPTON O. CRYSTAL PAL.
20
V.
110
75
V.
95
Y.
Bournemouth.
LUTON
105
ย
Bristol R.
Exeter
150
BRIGHTON.
NOTTS CO.
125
Aldershot.
QUEEN'S PARK
35
V.
Southend.
READING TORQUAY WALSALL
35
Watford.
85
Gillingham.
120
V.
SCOTTISH LEAGLE
V
ALBION ROVERS ARBROATH CLYDE
Queen's Park.
?.
Falkirk.
Y
Queen of South.
Y.
Hibernian.
Aberdeen.
DUNFERMLINE HEARTS
KILMARNOCK
MOTHERWERA
PARTICK THISTLE
ST. JOHNSTONE THIRD LANARK
YACHTING
“Carpenter” And "Dorothea" Wins
Back again to the Services' end The Sweepstake Races, sailed and a nifty shot from Bickford over a course of 8.2 miles, by mem-
was saved by Rowlands at the ex-bers of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht реде of a corner, which was, however safely cleared.
GLUT OF GOALS Chan. Tak-fai after a splendid run of passing up the right wing, scored excellent goal" after
#in twenty minutes of play. The Co 115 lony, who, at this time were having the best of a bad game, came away again and netted azzin when Wilson served up a grounder from six yards out. Rowlands "was unsighted and had no chance. The Colony forwards were now exerting strenuous pressure and were soon awarded a corner which Rowlands held neatly. Still It was all Colony but a sterling de- rence held them at bay. The 11 third goal came five minutes after the last one, when, after a com- 32 bined passing movement, Chan 7 Tak-Kad scored again. In a few 12 seconds the; halt-time whistle was
blown.
43
1
25
Total (5 wkta.) ...
145
O. M. R. Wides W.
1
1
2
R. L. Hölder..... 17 5 53 H, Owen-Eughes 13 2 35 H. W. Baines ... 6 - 23 L. D. Kilber 3 - 14.
Half-time: Rest of Colony 3 Goals. Combined Bervices 0 Goal SERVICES ONLY GOAL
1.
On the resumption, Talbot got
Club, resulted in a win for Captain D. M. Eley and Lt. Col. 8. D. Reid, yesterday.
Course:Channel Rock (P), Kowloon Rock (P), Rumsey Shoal (P), N. Mark on Line (P), Channel Rock (P). Club Line:
"A" Class Started 1445.
Finished Pos. Carpenter, Al
18.26.241 1 A (Capt. D. M. Eley), La Linda, A5
(Capt. E. Bader). Isobel, A7
16.37.53 4
16.31.49
3
-16.30.57
2
(Major B. E C. Dixon). Cicada, A10
14 away and passed to Erwin, who, however, shot past. At the other end Rowlands conceded a corner what was
a mediocre, game, "t when he misheld a long lobbing only for second division football. drive from Bickford. A few see.
Full-time: Rest of Colony 13 off-side onds later, Fonce again
Goals. Combined Services 1' Goal. spoiled" Bickford for an open goal and later a feeble effort was easily cleared by Rowlands. A super- human effort on the part of Campbell saved an almost certain goal.
Yan; 3, Chan Hing Nin. Time: 11.4 sec.
Men's 10,000 Metres (Senior): 1. Young Wah Sang; 2; Leding Nel Stadenis 100 Metres 1. Ho''Yick; 3. Lam Kim Fun. Tiale: 40
mins 3.1 secs. Chung Yur: 2, Chlu Sin Hing: 3,
Ladies' 400 Metres Relay Race Ip. Hon Bing.
Staffs 100 Metres (Handicap)(Open to the Colony-1, Diocesan 1 Hung Yan Chow; 2. Lal Chung Girls School: 2 Bouth China Athletic Association; e frei Ting: Yin, 3, Tang Ping Kee.
Time: 1 min 3.3 secar
Men's 400 Metres (Bentor)-1, Leung Kam To; 2. Hu! Tai Tsun;. 3, Chung Chan Fun Time: 60.2
BRE
L.
IN PILSEN & BOCK TYPES
Solo Agentes- GANDE, PRICE & CO., LTD.
HONG KONG,
Newport Co. Northampton. Swindon T.
CONGRATULATIONS
to every man and woman whose
whose teeth are still perfect
whose hair is still healthy
whose nerves are still steady
[whose vitalisy
Millwall
Rangers.
Dundee.
Celtic.
Hamilton. St. Mirren.
WRESTLING MATCH
Chinese And Indian
A
To Meet
between
wrestling match Wong Bock-cheung, the undefeat- ed champ en-of Canton, and the Indian giant, Harbans Singh, will take place to-morrow at 9.16 pm. | in the 'Shameen Cub, Shameen. Canton, Young Aguinaldo acting as referee. Six ten-minute rounds will be fought under American rules.
This should to a very fine fight as it is the first time the wrestlers have been afforded the privilege to fight on British territory.
Tickets have been set at g3 and $2, soldiers and sailors in uniform being admitted for half price.
“NEW GODS OF RACE ENTHRONED”
(Lieut. J. E. Moore).
Mixed Classes-Started 14.55
Finished Corr. Pos. Rolla. H3 ...... 16.40.13 10.40.13 3
(Major W. H. Postie). Dorothea. H9... 16.33.09 18.31.05. 1
(Lt-Cal A. D. Reid),
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Widgeon, YS... 18.45.37 16.34.00 2
speaking at the dedication of the (Mr. L. Gardner).
new church of St. Francis of Assisi, at West Wickham, Kent, recently Zephyr, Y8..... 17.18.20 17.08.02 4
(Miss P. M. King).
said: 17.91.22 17.08.08 5 "We see things happening in Gael, Gi......
"(Capt. A. McMillan).
civilised Europe to-day that 'recali the worst phases of the Dark Ages.
"When we see Christian people being taught to accustom-them- selves to the idea-that-it is through war that thele strength is tested. and when in place of God dethrón- ed there are enthroned new. kods Rowlands as the Bervices goalie of race, when we see these things- was a complete success and proved and realise the connctions that are everywhere being stirred, and. himself worthy of his inclusion in the team. This is a player who the passions that are being roused, should go far in football. As then you must needs realise that a centre-forward, McLeod must I this civilisation holds nothing in have had an on day as he merely itself by which it can achieve its proved a passenger. Ferguson own salvation.
"There I bothing that can save would have been a more suitable choice for this position as he is it but the incoming of the rule of a real opportumist. Campbell the unseen and eternal Kingdom played a sterling game all through of God." the match as did Erwin and Tal bot, through bad shooting on the part of the latter spoiled many openings, Wolverson was ab solutely the best of two good backs
COMMENTS
Rowlands was now being made a target. for the Colony forwards, Save after saye be made with al- most uncanny precision. A free kick against Talbot for hands al most resulted in a goal Play was now at a loose end, veering rapid- y from one end to the other with the Colon slightly superior.
In last minute breakaway, Talbot sent in a shot which Men's 400 Metres Relay Race Rodgers caught the ball, however, (Open to the Colony)-1, South dropping from his fingers into the China "A"; 2, South China ""; net for the Services' first and only | but Swan also worked very hard 3, East Lancashire.
Lien's 100 Metres (Open to the Colony-Willams; 2 Yu. Kai secs.
the score might have been much different. Costs ably supported him. The left wing was the most pleasing feature of the match, the
Time: 48.5 goal. A few minutes after this For the Colony, Goseno was a football displayed by Wilson" and
came the final whistle to end tower of strength and but for him! Bickford being well-nigh perfect.
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